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Praxis: Spam Can Nostalgia
David Higginbotham is seized with a fit of nostalgia: "Where have all the
Spam Cans Gone?" This is mysterious to me for only someone who has NOT
opened many spam cans -- and slashed his/her hands on the metal -- could
pine for them with sincerity.
Also, as I have written before, spam cans are all very well for long term
storage (especially if you leave them in their original crates) but they
are NOT TACTICAL.
*Tool of the Evil Communist Conspiracy to raise the blood pressure, break
the knuckles and cut the flesh of Imperialist Yankee Running Dogs.*
As I wrote back in 2009:
*I ha... more »
On the Lighter Side...
When I have been in hot, dry environments, and in cold, dry environments, a
small creature comfort for me in the past has been Carmex- the little white
tubs of lip balm with the yellow lid. It tends to turn to liquid if it
gets too hot, and it freezes if it gets too cold, but that stuff is
awesome. There's the tip-of-the-day. The rest of this article is less
serious...
Yeah, I'm a sissy. Real men don't use lip balm, and all that. My
grandfather did, and I would put him up against any five tough guys in the
"manliness" department. I think he *really did* walk to school uphill b... more »
This just in from the Issa Committee: The hearing which was rescheduled has itself been rescheduled.
*Hearing Featuring DOJ Inspector General Rescheduled for Thursday,
September 20th
WASHINGTON – House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman
Darrell Issa, R-Calif., today announced that the hearing previously
scheduled for Wednesday, September 19th, to examine the Department of
Justice Inspector General’s report on Operation Fast and Furious has been
rescheduled for Thursday, September 20th. Department of Justice Inspector
General Michael Horowitz has confirmed his attendance for the September
20th hearing where he will discuss his report of the investigation into
reck... more »
Five reasons to carry full-capacity magazines
From Rabbi Jacob Bendory of JPFO.
Bruce Krafft: Recoil Ridiculousness and the Fallacy of Full-Autos
Unfortunately the idea that firearms must have a “sporting purpose” has now
become so engrained in some that even a gun magazine editor and columnist
like Jerry Tsai sees it as a litmus test, probably not even recognizing the
complete artificiality of such a designation.
Training: Everybody else is doing it. How 'bout you?
HSI Using Armored Vehicles for Training
The new version of the "Black Maria." Why do these statist bastards always
choose black as a color scheme?
*"ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agents participate in
a rigorous training exercise utilizing armored vehicles designated for
Special Response Teams. Exercises like this one prepare special agents for
national security events."*
Gold Sale Banned in Argentina
Banks and Currency dealers Export the Gold they can no longer sell in
Argentina
The Argentine government has banned the saving in foreign currency some
time ago. Like in Venezuela, if you are authorized to buy foreign currency
because you’re traveling abroad it will only be authorized right before the
flight and only minimum amounts, a couple hundred bucks or so. Once your
back, the government will check how much money you spent, how much you have
left (remember, you´re not supposed to “save” dollars anymore) and will
check your credit card expenses which have been taxed with an ... more »
Links for 2012-09-12 [del.icio.us]
Bob Chapman The International Forecaster Blog - 10 hours ago
- The Financial Armageddon Will Happen Despite EU Deal
- [Video] Jim Rogers on CNBC India 12 Sept 2012
- ROUBINI: Unemployment in America Wont Improve
- Rebels Kill U.S. Ambassador and Staff in Libya | Gerald Celente Trends
Blog
Rebels Kill U.S. Ambassador and Staff in Libya
- NSA Whistle-Blower William Binney explains the Surveillance State and
Data Collection in America | Gerald Celente Trends Blog
NSA Whistle-Blower William Binney explains the Surveillance
- The American Elections are all about Money - Show Business for Ugly
People | Gerald C... more »
Drink your tea, eat your rice, wear your clothes...
Three percent of our current population is about 10 million people.
Have you seen any proof at all that we have 10 million people in America
who add anything positive to the gene pool when they breed?
Just a thought before sleep.
Kerodin
III
Project Meshnet
Something
to consider if Øbama signs an Executive Order on Cybersecurity that he
hasn't been able to get passed in Congress.
Just in case he uses it at some point to restrict access to the
internet, or shut it down completely, the free flow of information
wouldn't be affected.
This project is still in the Alpha stage but the more people get
involved, the faster it will evolve.
More here.
A Public Service Announcement - Warning! Graphic!
Lebanese paper report - Murdered U.S. Ambassador to Libya reportedly raped
SOP for those satanic animals.
I have no words at the moment.
Just rage... more »
Money Belt
Good morning Ferfal,
I read before that you thought having 2 wallets one with a token
amount of cash in it that you quickly give up if mugged.
In addition to that idea have you noticed on amazon.com and ebay.com
they sell money belts that look like a normal belt. In your experience
would that be something that would fool most muggers or are they quite
thorough once times get tough?
Thanks,
Jim
Hi Jim,
Those are pretty neat and no, a robber will not go to that length so as to
notice a hidden zipper in a belt. Generally they just demand the money,
they may pat your pockets if there’s a v... more »
Guns & Ammo in Idaho
Bonnie Gadsden has a cool map showing where all of the gun and ammo
builders are located in Idaho.
By the way, while you're over there look around for that cool III
Construction Company logo.
We've got this...
Here's the link.
Kerodin
III
David Codrea: ATF creating ‘legal’ injustice for FFL fighting revocation
The dirty anti-gun-agenda criminal bastards who run the ATF Chief Counsels'
Office are up to their old tricks again.
*By improperly causing a hearing to be removed from the court calendar, the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives prevented a Federal
Firearms Licensee from seeking discovery crucial to its case for a
scheduled revocation hearing, a motion filed on behalf of Brink’s,
Incorporated, in the United States District Court for the Northern District
of Texas at Dallas asserted Monday. Requesting either “to reinstate [the
court] hearing date or, in the alternat... more »
Police Wants Access To School CCTV Cameras
The Police
Department of Vineland, New Jersey is seeking board approval to access
the more than 140 security cameras at the local High School.
"Camera access would be limited to specific police personnel who would
tap into it exclusively during emergencies..."
Public schools are looking more and more like prisons...for the
children, of course.
Read the rest here.
Faith, Fitness, Preparedness
The previous post is likely my last piece on the follies of Manlaw/politics
for quite a while. In my opinion, our country is heading for a bad place,
and me spouting off about this or that latest outrage/idiotry will not have
any affect. So I'll try to keep that to a minimum, going forward.
Like the my new banner (I'm playing with my wife's photoshop software)
says- faith, fitness, and preparedness. Those will be my focus subjects
going forward. As my knowledge, skills, and experience leans more towards
shooting and things martial than it does beans and growing things, I'm
going... more »
Øbama Built This
How's that A-rab Spring thing work'n out?
Miss me yet?
An Act of War...
Four Americans Dead In Libya and Obama Is Off To Las Vegas?
Any questions?
Redwashing the Flag
Feel free to substitute Romney for Obama.
Both men claim to be able to "fix" the country as president, and by doing
so betray their government-centered philosophy. We cannot, as a country,
even entertain the thought of a presidential candidate who doesn't promise
to use government to "fix" things.
This may lead some (self included) to question the value of a political
system based on lies and fantasy modern American democracy, where the
people vote into office the best liar, who tells lies based solely upon
what will get him into office. What's worse is that everyone with half ... more »
Wednesday
Today is a IIIGear day. Sorry folks, the last 3-4 weeks have been very
difficult for getting IIIGear orders rolled out the door. Several orders
that were supposed to ship last week, and even a few from the week before,
never made it to either USPS or UPS. We'll be working on catching up today.
I need an Intern.
Don't forget, Zoomie has great IIIGear offered at his place, here.
People intending to live within the Citadel: Please take a sec and hit the
top poll about the type of housing you prefer. The answers will give us a
rough guide for direction.
Keep working on the post below,... more »
Angle Shooting Made Easy
The long range competition I shot recently was in hilly country. The
description of the location said something about angle shooting. I’m not
one to disregard little clues like that, so I decided to get things squared
away.
“Why are all you guys so concerned about the angles?” a visitor at the
competition asked me before it started. I’m no rocket surgeon, but I’ll do
my best to explain.
[image: Untitled]
Gravity apparently only works over the horizontal portion of the bullet’s
flight. I don't know why, ask the inventor. You can see in the photo of a
steep downhill shot that t... more »
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